Killer Joe - 2016-01-08 There's a lot of deaf mormons? Is that a thing? I mean, they can read subtitles, right?
That chubby kid didn't look sorry at all.
Also, CLEAN THAT SHIT UP NOW BEFORE IT STAINS THE FUCKING DOOR FUCK YOU!

sasazuka - 2016-01-08 The sign language guy is from the era when closed captioning exsted but you usually had to send away for a special decoder box as most televisions didn't yet have closed captioning by default.

Of course, that guy was far larger than the norm for sign language interpreters on television. The interpreter was usually in a small cameo oval in one corner of the screen, just barely inside the overscan safe zone.

infinite zest - 2016-01-08 w/r/t my below comment, we had an ASL interpretor working for us on the side for Book of Mormon. I can't remember what the signs were but it was fun to see someone signing "fuck god in the cunt" when they're usually there for Mary Poppins or some such Broadway nonsense.

sasazuka - 2016-01-08 I wish those Mormons had let us get a better daylight glimpse of that impeccable early Fox-body Ford Mustang. I think from the tiny hint of an emblem on the hood in that final shot, it may be a 1979 and it may even be the Ghia edition.

Rosebeekee - 2016-01-08 Damn, all I have are easy-to-find Mormon videos.

The New Meat - 2016-01-08 Alright! Time to get some Saturday's Warrior and A Field So White up in here!

infinite zest - 2016-01-08 Without watching this video yet I can tell you that the Mormons I've met are pretty cool. And that's a lot, since I worked for Book of Mormon, which was populated by an audience of almost nothing but hipsters and devout mormon soccer moms. The mormon soccer moms loved it more than the hipsters, despite the language and blasphemy. I dunno, it was kinda cool to see a religion that can get down to that vs. blow up a concert hall because of it; even if I think it's batshit crazy they're not just different, they just believe that.. uhh whatever that book's about.